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GPD Blotter

GPD Blotter

Guthrie Police Blotter May 5-11, 2025

5/5/2025 3:55 - SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, 2000 block of Woodlawn Ave. Apt B1- person knocking on window, unknown description of subject 5/5/2025 9:30 - WELFARE CHECK, Check on children, can not get a hold of anyone, 7 year old female and 5 year old male they do have an active DHS case.
New Guthrie Mayor Adam Ropp is sworn in.

New Guthrie Mayor Adam Ropp is sworn in.

City Council Approves Funding for Emergency Water Main Repairs

Guthrie’s City Council on Tuesday adopted a resolution declaring that an emergency exists within the meaning of the Public Competitive Bidding Act as a result of damage to a Cottonwood Creek water main, which provides water to the west side of town.
Earl Ray Sykes

Earl Ray Sykes

Farewell, Mr. Sykes

This coming Sunday, May 18th, Guthrie will bid farewell to a longtime educator who passed away on May 6, 2025.On Monday, May 5th, a silver alert was issued for Earl Ray Sykes, 73, on behalf of the Logan County Sheriff’s Department.
The Judge's Chambers. Photo by Bobbi Waddell

The Judge's Chambers. Photo by Bobbi Waddell

Permit wording change heads to City Council

Guthrie’s Planning Commission approved a request to amend an existing Special Use Permit to eliminate Condition No. 4, which states “No receptions, meetings, parties, etc. are allowed” for a bed and breakfast located at 201 North 13th Street.
Photo courtesy of the City of Guthrie.

Photo courtesy of the City of Guthrie.

Family Fun and Safety Fair Returns to Guthrie on May 18

The Touch the Trucks: Family Fun and Safety Fair is set to return Sunday, May 18, from noon to 3 p.m. at Meridian Technology Center, located on South Division Street.The free, family-oriented event features a blend of indoor and outdoor activities designed for all ages.
 

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